Tezos (XTZ) to Host an AMA Session on Discord to Introduce New Developer Portal

Tezos is set to host an AMA session on Discord, featuring Jefe, the Community Manager, and Simon, the Product Manager. The purpose of this session is to introduce the new Tezos Developer Portal to the community.

Tezos is preparing to host an AMA session on Discord where Jefe, the Community Manager, and Simon, the Product Manager, will be discussing the new Tezos Developer Portal with the community. The session will be held on July 26 at 16:00 UTC.

The announcement was made on the official Twitter page of XTZ Info on July 25. Interested individuals can set a reminder for the event here.

This news comes after Tezos announced the launch of its Developer Portal 2.0 on July 19. The new portal is designed to provide a comprehensive and user-friendly experience for developers building on the Tezos blockchain. It features improved documentation, tutorials, and tools, making it easier for developers to get started and quickly build high-quality applications.

To learn more about the Tezos Developer Portal 2.0, visit the official website.

About Tezos

Tezos is a distinctive blockchain platform architected to facilitate and govern decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. Its foundation is built on a decentralized governance system that enables blockchain modifications through a community-led decision-making process.

Operating on a unique iteration of Proof of Stake (PoS) mechanism known as Liquid Proof of Stake (LPoS), Tezos allows participants owning more than 6,000 Tez (XTZ) to become delegates, or “bakers”. These bakers are responsible for creating, signing, and publishing new blocks on the Tezos blockchain, and endorsing blocks produced by other bakers. Moreover, the network utilizes the Michelson programming language for the creation of smart contracts, which engage with the network’s cryptocurrency, Tez, for transaction execution and gas payment.

The native token of Tezos, XTZ, or Tez, plays a multifaceted role within the ecosystem. It serves as a reward for participation in the creation and endorsement of new blocks, either directly or through delegation. It functions as a voting mechanism within the decentralized governance system. Additionally, it is a means of value transfer and is used to pay for gas, the unit of computational effort in Tezos, necessary for executing transactions and interacting with smart contracts.